Private Bunker and Apollo Cinema Urbex tour for Celine
Visit the abandoned Apollo Cinema in Tbilisi.
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Duration: 1 hr
Start: in Marjanishvili area (we will provide the exact location later)
Price: 250 gel per person in case of two participants
The now-a-days abandoned building of Apollo Cinema was built in 1909 and represents a beautiful example of Art Neuvo architecture. In Soviet times, cinema was called “October”. It’s beautiful decorations and spacious hall will take you to the fantasy of beautiful balls and celebrations. The Apollo Cinema in Tbilisi is an iconic, yet abandoned building with a rich history that reflects the cultural and architectural heritage of Georgia’s capital. Located in the heart of Tbilisi, near the city’s bustling Rustaveli Avenue, the Apollo Cinema holds a special place in the history of Georgian cinema and urban architecture. Despite its neglect, the building continues to capture the imagination of photographers, filmmakers, and urban explorers who see beauty in its faded grandeur.
You don’t need to make any special preparations for this tour. But please make sure to wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes.
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Abandoned Soviet Bunker – One-hour guided tour of an underground Cold War-era bunker.
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Cold War History & Technology – Learn how the Soviet Union prepared for nuclear and other threats, including the role of over 450 bunkers beneath Tbilisi. Discover how these facilities were heated, supplied with water, and used for communication between cities.
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Radiation Protection Systems – See the original equipment used to detect and shield against radiation.
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Guided itinerary with a guide specializing in urban exploration
